Muslin Gowns May Sale Reductions
Advertises sale reductions on muslin gowns with notes of satisfactory underwear quality and upcoming Saturday and Monday promotions.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
8
Advertises sale reductions on muslin gowns with notes of satisfactory underwear quality and upcoming Saturday and Monday promotions.
A local advertisement lists MuSk SKKts in many styles and regular to extra sizes with prices 84 124 174 25 35 50 and 75 cents. It notes a May sale on Saturday and May but details are incomplete.
A local notice promotes a May sale on table linens with price points from 50c to 1.90 and items described as splendid stock. The promotion suggests visitors will find a pleasant selection at discounted prices during the weekend event.
A local store advertises a May sale on muslin underwear for children and misses. It highlights pretty gowns drawers and skirts with ready made options to save time and money.
The program lists orations by Tracy Howe Jessie Foley Cora Sercombe Bernss Griffin and Alfred Murs with topics on municipal government isolation history prophecy and wireless telegraphy. The Baccalaureate Sermon will be delivered by Mr. Rowan at the Congregational church on Sunday evening May 16. Laura Olivier leaves school for health reasons for the rest of the year.
For rat several good farms near Keene Kick to be summer fallowed this spring. For terms of lease apply to Washington Loan & Trust Co. Seattle Wash. or David Vanehn Walla
An exposition to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims will be held in Baton in 1920. New England has never had a World’s Fair, and the event is expected to draw national and universal interest. Boston and New England will dedicate the interim years to plans for a large scale exposition on the birth of the American nation.
Rev John Lewtas of Tacoma will present an illustrated travel lecture at Finley on Saturday evening May 8 with stereoptical views. Those who heard him in Kennewick before will likely attend again and hear his sermon at 3 p m on Sunday replacing Rev Murray.
Spokane reports six indictments against Judge M J Gordon including a $28,000 worthless check and five embezzlement counts from the Great Northern while he acted as counsel. Bond set at $30,000. possible service of papers on Great Northern President Hill.
Ladies led by Mesdames Beste Kolb and Murray treated the band members to ice cream cake and sherbet after practice. County Treasurer Walker reports May 1 cash on hand of 65 399 45 with changes from opening balance. Woman's Relief Corps holds a preliminary meeting at Masonic Hall and nominates officers ahead of a joint Post and Corps installation. Born May 6 a ten pound boy to Mr and Mrs Burton J Duncan.
A 17yearold girl in Tacoma twice tried to drown herself in Puget Sound, influenced by Diamond Dick and other novels obtained from a Whitworth College classmate. She was rescued by fishermen, then leaped again. a second attempt left her near death for 20 minutes before revival.
A compiled patch of brief Seattle area items mentions a horse in Rainier Valley that eats chicks and other poultry, several public health and crime notes, population health updates, and local government actions. The items touch on epidemics in Gate County schools, a bank loss to a con man, changes in bread prices in Walla Walla, governor actions on clemency and nurse licensing, a nitroglycerine incident in Everett, and various state officials and inquiries ahead of regional events.
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